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  • PFS
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    • Mar 2010
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    #1

    GO enrichment for RNA-Seq

    I am looking for a way to display GO-enrichment of RNA-Seq (e.g. pie charts/graphs for the most enriched GO categories).

    I have used the R package GoSeq to identify the significantly enriched GO terms, but I would like to get more information than just a list of GOIDs.

    I was thinking of retrieving the genes associated with the enriched GOIDs and then use GoFinder to perform the enrichment analysis and plot the graph.

    How do I get the genes associated with the GOIDs from GoSeq?

    Thanks,
    PFS

    ps: I understand GoFinder will not take care of the length-bias due to RNA-Seq, but I figured that if I first perform the analysis with goseq, then grab only the genes associated with the GOIDs identified by goseq, and repeat the analysis with these genes only, I should be able to avoid the bias. Is that correct?

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